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    10 Artworks Perfect for an Art Criticism Lesson - Art Class Curator

    • This one is so simple and straight-forward, but it always sparks the imagination of the students. Questions to Ask: How does this artwork make you feel? What choices does the artist make to make you feel th… See more

    Salvador Dalí, Persistence of Memory, 1931

    Everyone knows this one. I read some study one time that said Salvador Dalí was the most recognized artist name among people interviewed on the street. I found that to be f… See more

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    Edvard Munch, Separation, 1896

    Students love coming up with stories about this one. He is having a heart attack, and the woman is an angel taking him away. The woman is the ghost of his wife who has passed. An… See more

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    Luis Felipe Noé, Cerrado por Brujería [Closed by Sorcery], 1963

    This is one of my all time top artworks to discuss with students. I usually show it on the first day of class in my community college art appreciation class. I wrote a whole post … See more

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    Pablo Picasso, Girl Before A Mirror, 1932

    This painting made me weep when I saw it the first time. It’s stunning in person. Read more about it on 5 Artworks that Promote Introspection. This is a great one to have students wr… See more

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    How do you write a criticism on a work of art?
    To write a criticism on a work of art, follow the 4 steps of DAIJ: Description, Analysis, Interpretation, Judgment. Alternatively, you could use an Instant Art Critique Phrase Generator, but keep in mind that this method may lack depth and nuance.
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